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Explore educational articles from Levinson & Levinson addressing property ownership, equine transactions, business succession planning, and other legal issues that affect individuals and businesses.

Agricultural, Equine & Property Law

Property Owner Liability to Trespassers, Licensees, Invitees, and Minors

A practical overview of property-owner responsibilities, including issues affecting stable owners, agricultural operations, business visitors, recurring trespassers, and children entering the property.

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Agricultural & Equine Law

Legal Considerations for Horse Pre-Purchase Exams

A guide for horse buyers covering veterinary examinations, seller disclosures, medical records, diagnostic testing, insurance, purchase agreements, and transaction documentation.

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Business Law & Succession Planning

Kansas Business Succession Planning

Learn how Kansas business owners can prepare for retirement, incapacity, ownership changes, management transitions, a sale, or the continuation of a family-owned business.

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Important information: These materials are provided for general educational purposes only. They are not legal advice and do not create an attorney-client relationship. Laws and legal requirements may vary by jurisdiction and may change over time.